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The KESKUS project does not have enough money to complete the construction and is looking for additional funds from Estonia, writes Aimar Altosaar in Estonia's Postimees. The general manager of the KESKUS project, Ellen Valter, and the president of the Estonian House in Toronto, Veiko Parming, are fundraising in Estonia, because they are convinced that KESKUS, as part of the soft power of Estonians, will become an important link in Estonia's international security network.

Alar Karis, the Estonian president, opened the country’s new embassy building in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, on 22 November; Canada is home to one of the largest Estonian diaspora communities.